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Building your own tank: Step by step Preparing your materials: make sure all the glass panels are clean, dry, and dust-free Apply aquarium-safe silicone: use masking tape to guide your lines and keep the silicone neat Assemble the panels: starting with the base, attach the sides one by one, securing them as you go Smooth the seals: run a gloved finger or silicone tool along the seam to ensure an even bond Allow to cure: leave for at least 48-72 hours for the silicone to fully harden Test with water : fill the tank in a safe area, like a garden, and check for any leaks before use Neat silicone work takes a lot of practice, it's the hardest part of tank building
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Also lasts much longer than mono (unless of course it tangles up and you gotta throw it out) OMG Paulie, You made me laugh man
